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�ݺ�ߣshows by User: CrossborderGroup / http://www.slideshare.net/images/logo.gif �ݺ�ߣshows by User: CrossborderGroup / Mon, 05 Aug 2013 15:18:09 GMT �ݺ�ߣShare feed for �ݺ�ߣshows by User: CrossborderGroup 2013 - Seeing Past the Misperceptions: Crossborder Trends and Why They Matter /slideshow/2013-seeing-past-the-misperceptions-crossborder-trends-and-why-they-matter/24952232 2013-sdredc-presentation-crossborder-kennmorris-130805151809-phpapp01
Presentation made April 25, 2013, to the members of the San Diego Regional EDC’s Competitiveness Council. Provides an overview of some key facts about the San Diego-Tijuana binational relationship – including population, trade, manufacturing, security and border crossing data (some of which is derived from Crossborder Group’s own proprietary at-border surveys).]]>
Presentation made April 25, 2013, to the members of the San Diego Regional EDC’s Competitiveness Council. Provides an overview of some key facts about the San Diego-Tijuana binational relationship – including population, trade, manufacturing, security and border crossing data (some of which is derived from Crossborder Group’s own proprietary at-border surveys).]]> Mon, 05 Aug 2013 15:18:09 GMT /slideshow/2013-seeing-past-the-misperceptions-crossborder-trends-and-why-they-matter/24952232 CrossborderGroup@slideshare.net(CrossborderGroup) 2013 - Seeing Past the Misperceptions: Crossborder Trends and Why They Matter CrossborderGroup Presentation made April 25, 2013, to the members of the San Diego Regional EDC’s Competitiveness Council. Provides an overview of some key facts about the San Diego-Tijuana binational relationship – including population, trade, manufacturing, security and border crossing data (some of which is derived from Crossborder Group’s own proprietary at-border surveys). <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/2013-sdredc-presentation-crossborder-kennmorris-130805151809-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Presentation made April 25, 2013, to the members of the San Diego Regional EDC’s Competitiveness Council. Provides an overview of some key facts about the San Diego-Tijuana binational relationship – including population, trade, manufacturing, security and border crossing data (some of which is derived from Crossborder Group’s own proprietary at-border surveys).

2013 - Seeing Past the Misperceptions: Crossborder Trends and Why They Matter from Crossborder Group

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1 2013 – Tijuana: Security Successes In North America’s Quicksourcing Capital /slideshow/2013-tijuanasecurity-briefingv1307/24952026 2013-tijuana-securitybriefing-v1307-130805151132-phpapp02
Briefing document developed by Crossborder Group for the Tijuana Economic Development Corporation (DEITAC), combining updated security trends and data for the City of Tijuana, as well as additional background information to inform potential investors about the current risk levels and security issues in that city. Developed by Crossborder Group as one in a series of research-based informational documents for our client.]]>
Briefing document developed by Crossborder Group for the Tijuana Economic Development Corporation (DEITAC), combining updated security trends and data for the City of Tijuana, as well as additional background information to inform potential investors about the current risk levels and security issues in that city. Developed by Crossborder Group as one in a series of research-based informational documents for our client.]]> Mon, 05 Aug 2013 15:11:32 GMT /slideshow/2013-tijuanasecurity-briefingv1307/24952026 CrossborderGroup@slideshare.net(CrossborderGroup) 2013 – Tijuana: Security Successes In North America’s Quicksourcing Capital CrossborderGroup Briefing document developed by Crossborder Group for the Tijuana Economic Development Corporation (DEITAC), combining updated security trends and data for the City of Tijuana, as well as additional background information to inform potential investors about the current risk levels and security issues in that city. Developed by Crossborder Group as one in a series of research-based informational documents for our client. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/2013-tijuana-securitybriefing-v1307-130805151132-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Briefing document developed by Crossborder Group for the Tijuana Economic Development Corporation (DEITAC), combining updated security trends and data for the City of Tijuana, as well as additional background information to inform potential investors about the current risk levels and security issues in that city. Developed by Crossborder Group as one in a series of research-based informational documents for our client.

2013 – Tijuana: Security Successes In North America’s Quicksourcing Capital from Crossborder Group

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1 CrossborderInforma: Regional Border Crossing Trends & Economic Impacts /slideshow/crossborderinforma-regional-border-crossing-trends-economic-impacts-sept-2012/14419137 1209-crossborder-informa-bordercrossings-econimpact-120923180856-phpapp02
September 2012 CrossborderInforma briefing by Crossborder Group: a snapshot of borderwide border crossing trends along the US-Mexico border, with a focus on regional border crossing trends in the San Diego-Tijuana region -- and the economic impacts of crossborder shoppers on San Diego's retail sector and the economy. Selected survey data from Crossborder Group's proprietary at-border surveys also provide insights about crossborder consumer purchases. CrossborderInforma briefings are issued 1-2 times each month, covering a variety of economic, industry, and policy-related issues in Mexico and along the US-Mexico border region. For more information, please contact our firm at Answers[at]CrossborderBusiness[dot]com, or call us toll free at 1-888-4XBORDER [888-492-6733]. Have a Mexico or NAFTA question? We can help.]]>
September 2012 CrossborderInforma briefing by Crossborder Group: a snapshot of borderwide border crossing trends along the US-Mexico border, with a focus on regional border crossing trends in the San Diego-Tijuana region -- and the economic impacts of crossborder shoppers on San Diego's retail sector and the economy. Selected survey data from Crossborder Group's proprietary at-border surveys also provide insights about crossborder consumer purchases. CrossborderInforma briefings are issued 1-2 times each month, covering a variety of economic, industry, and policy-related issues in Mexico and along the US-Mexico border region. For more information, please contact our firm at Answers[at]CrossborderBusiness[dot]com, or call us toll free at 1-888-4XBORDER [888-492-6733]. Have a Mexico or NAFTA question? We can help.]]> Sun, 23 Sep 2012 18:07:59 GMT /slideshow/crossborderinforma-regional-border-crossing-trends-economic-impacts-sept-2012/14419137 CrossborderGroup@slideshare.net(CrossborderGroup) CrossborderInforma: Regional Border Crossing Trends & Economic Impacts CrossborderGroup September 2012 CrossborderInforma briefing by Crossborder Group: a snapshot of borderwide border crossing trends along the US-Mexico border, with a focus on regional border crossing trends in the San Diego-Tijuana region -- and the economic impacts of crossborder shoppers on San Diego's retail sector and the economy. Selected survey data from Crossborder Group's proprietary at-border surveys also provide insights about crossborder consumer purchases. CrossborderInforma briefings are issued 1-2 times each month, covering a variety of economic, industry, and policy-related issues in Mexico and along the US-Mexico border region. For more information, please contact our firm at Answers[at]CrossborderBusiness[dot]com, or call us toll free at 1-888-4XBORDER [888-492-6733]. Have a Mexico or NAFTA question? We can help. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/1209-crossborder-informa-bordercrossings-econimpact-120923180856-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> September 2012 CrossborderInforma briefing by Crossborder Group: a snapshot of borderwide border crossing trends along the US-Mexico border, with a focus on regional border crossing trends in the San Diego-Tijuana region -- and the economic impacts of crossborder shoppers on San Diego's retail sector and the economy. Selected survey data from Crossborder Group's proprietary at-border surveys also provide insights about crossborder consumer purchases. CrossborderInforma briefings are issued 1-2 times each month, covering a variety of economic, industry, and policy-related issues in Mexico and along the US-Mexico border region. For more information, please contact our firm at Answers[at]CrossborderBusiness[dot]com, or call us toll free at 1-888-4XBORDER [888-492-6733]. Have a Mexico or NAFTA question? We can help.

CrossborderInforma: Regional Border Crossing Trends & Economic Impacts from Crossborder Group

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1 2004 - Insufficient Funds: The Demand for Banking Services in Mulegé, Baja California Sur, & Opportunities for Community Development /slideshow/2004-insufficient-funds/14293097 0405-insufffunds-draft-150dpi-120914165354-phpapp02
2004 study done by Crossborder Group (then, Crossborder Business Associates) for the International Community Foundation (www.icfdn.org), a community non-profit organization concerned about development opportunities in Mexico and along the US-Mexico border. The study was to assess the situation of the lack of banking services in the community of Mulegé, Baja California Sur, Mexico; the economic costs for the lack of banking services (and how that affected both residents and businesses); as well as provide some insights into the challenges facing the community and low-density regions like it in Mexico.]]>
2004 study done by Crossborder Group (then, Crossborder Business Associates) for the International Community Foundation (www.icfdn.org), a community non-profit organization concerned about development opportunities in Mexico and along the US-Mexico border. The study was to assess the situation of the lack of banking services in the community of Mulegé, Baja California Sur, Mexico; the economic costs for the lack of banking services (and how that affected both residents and businesses); as well as provide some insights into the challenges facing the community and low-density regions like it in Mexico.]]> Fri, 14 Sep 2012 16:53:53 GMT /slideshow/2004-insufficient-funds/14293097 CrossborderGroup@slideshare.net(CrossborderGroup) 2004 - Insufficient Funds: The Demand for Banking Services in Mulegé, Baja California Sur, & Opportunities for Community Development CrossborderGroup 2004 study done by Crossborder Group (then, Crossborder Business Associates) for the International Community Foundation (www.icfdn.org), a community non-profit organization concerned about development opportunities in Mexico and along the US-Mexico border. The study was to assess the situation of the lack of banking services in the community of Mulegé, Baja California Sur, Mexico; the economic costs for the lack of banking services (and how that affected both residents and businesses); as well as provide some insights into the challenges facing the community and low-density regions like it in Mexico. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/0405-insufffunds-draft-150dpi-120914165354-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> 2004 study done by Crossborder Group (then, Crossborder Business Associates) for the International Community Foundation (www.icfdn.org), a community non-profit organization concerned about development opportunities in Mexico and along the US-Mexico border. The study was to assess the situation of the lack of banking services in the community of Mulegé, Baja California Sur, Mexico; the economic costs for the lack of banking services (and how that affected both residents and businesses); as well as provide some insights into the challenges facing the community and low-density regions like it in Mexico.

2004 - Insufficient Funds: The Demand for Banking Services in Muleg辿, Baja California Sur, & Opportunities for Community Development from Crossborder Group

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1 2012: "Cleantech Companies Seeing Green in Nearshore Tijuana" /slideshow/120717-deitacclean-techwhitepaperv1130am/13902598 120717-deitac-cleantechwhitepaper-v1130am-120807121930-phpapp02
2012 white paper developed by Crossborder Group for the Tijuana Economic Development Corporation (DEITAC) combining updated research on solar panel manufacturing for the City of Tijuana, a comparison of Tijuana's current photovoltaic manufacturing capacity compared to selected U.S. states, manufacturing costs, and tariff and logistical information to inform potential investors about the current status of solar panel, cleantech, and photovoltaic manufacturing in that city. Developed by Crossborder Group as one in a series of research-based informational documents for our client.]]>
2012 white paper developed by Crossborder Group for the Tijuana Economic Development Corporation (DEITAC) combining updated research on solar panel manufacturing for the City of Tijuana, a comparison of Tijuana's current photovoltaic manufacturing capacity compared to selected U.S. states, manufacturing costs, and tariff and logistical information to inform potential investors about the current status of solar panel, cleantech, and photovoltaic manufacturing in that city. Developed by Crossborder Group as one in a series of research-based informational documents for our client.]]> Tue, 07 Aug 2012 12:19:29 GMT /slideshow/120717-deitacclean-techwhitepaperv1130am/13902598 CrossborderGroup@slideshare.net(CrossborderGroup) 2012: "Cleantech Companies Seeing Green in Nearshore Tijuana" CrossborderGroup 2012 white paper developed by Crossborder Group for the Tijuana Economic Development Corporation (DEITAC) combining updated research on solar panel manufacturing for the City of Tijuana, a comparison of Tijuana's current photovoltaic manufacturing capacity compared to selected U.S. states, manufacturing costs, and tariff and logistical information to inform potential investors about the current status of solar panel, cleantech, and photovoltaic manufacturing in that city. Developed by Crossborder Group as one in a series of research-based informational documents for our client. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/120717-deitac-cleantechwhitepaper-v1130am-120807121930-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> 2012 white paper developed by Crossborder Group for the Tijuana Economic Development Corporation (DEITAC) combining updated research on solar panel manufacturing for the City of Tijuana, a comparison of Tijuana's current photovoltaic manufacturing capacity compared to selected U.S. states, manufacturing costs, and tariff and logistical information to inform potential investors about the current status of solar panel, cleantech, and photovoltaic manufacturing in that city. Developed by Crossborder Group as one in a series of research-based informational documents for our client.

2012: "Cleantech Companies Seeing Green in Nearshore Tijuana" from Crossborder Group

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1 2012 - Tijuana Security Successes (DEITAC White Paper) /slideshow/120305-tijuanasecurity-successesv6/13902591 120305-tijuana-securitysuccesses-v6-120807121927-phpapp01
2012 white paper developed by Crossborder Group for the Tijuana Economic Development Corporation (DEITAC) combining updated security data for the City of Tijuana, background information about business visitation, and other topics to inform potential investors about the current risk levels and security issues in that city. Developed by Crossborder Group as one in a series of research-based informational documents for our client.]]>
2012 white paper developed by Crossborder Group for the Tijuana Economic Development Corporation (DEITAC) combining updated security data for the City of Tijuana, background information about business visitation, and other topics to inform potential investors about the current risk levels and security issues in that city. Developed by Crossborder Group as one in a series of research-based informational documents for our client.]]> Tue, 07 Aug 2012 12:19:24 GMT /slideshow/120305-tijuanasecurity-successesv6/13902591 CrossborderGroup@slideshare.net(CrossborderGroup) 2012 - Tijuana Security Successes (DEITAC White Paper) CrossborderGroup 2012 white paper developed by Crossborder Group for the Tijuana Economic Development Corporation (DEITAC) combining updated security data for the City of Tijuana, background information about business visitation, and other topics to inform potential investors about the current risk levels and security issues in that city. Developed by Crossborder Group as one in a series of research-based informational documents for our client. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/120305-tijuana-securitysuccesses-v6-120807121927-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> 2012 white paper developed by Crossborder Group for the Tijuana Economic Development Corporation (DEITAC) combining updated security data for the City of Tijuana, background information about business visitation, and other topics to inform potential investors about the current risk levels and security issues in that city. Developed by Crossborder Group as one in a series of research-based informational documents for our client.

2012 - Tijuana Security Successes (DEITAC White Paper) from Crossborder Group

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1 2007 - Borderless Biotech & Mexico's Emerging Life Sciences Industry /slideshow/0706-ff-borderlessbiotechvlorez/13423625 0706ffborderlessbiotech-vlorez-120622162613-phpapp01
Report developed by Crossborder Group for UCSD Extension and Merck on the growth of life sciences infrastructure -- both human and physical -- in four regions of Mexico: Guanajuato, Jalisco, Morelos and Nuevo León. The research for this project included site visits, interviews, and a range of data collection, looking at education, medical device manufacturing trends, pharmaceutical research, clinical trials, and advances that these regions in Mexico are making. Also touched on in this document is the potential for crossborder life sciences collaboration, particularly in the regions of San Diego and Baja California. This report was a follow up to the more-comprehensive regional technology study, Borderless Innovation (2006) -- also developed for UCSD Extension.]]>
Report developed by Crossborder Group for UCSD Extension and Merck on the growth of life sciences infrastructure -- both human and physical -- in four regions of Mexico: Guanajuato, Jalisco, Morelos and Nuevo León. The research for this project included site visits, interviews, and a range of data collection, looking at education, medical device manufacturing trends, pharmaceutical research, clinical trials, and advances that these regions in Mexico are making. Also touched on in this document is the potential for crossborder life sciences collaboration, particularly in the regions of San Diego and Baja California. This report was a follow up to the more-comprehensive regional technology study, Borderless Innovation (2006) -- also developed for UCSD Extension.]]> Fri, 22 Jun 2012 16:26:12 GMT /slideshow/0706-ff-borderlessbiotechvlorez/13423625 CrossborderGroup@slideshare.net(CrossborderGroup) 2007 - Borderless Biotech & Mexico's Emerging Life Sciences Industry CrossborderGroup Report developed by Crossborder Group for UCSD Extension and Merck on the growth of life sciences infrastructure -- both human and physical -- in four regions of Mexico: Guanajuato, Jalisco, Morelos and Nuevo León. The research for this project included site visits, interviews, and a range of data collection, looking at education, medical device manufacturing trends, pharmaceutical research, clinical trials, and advances that these regions in Mexico are making. Also touched on in this document is the potential for crossborder life sciences collaboration, particularly in the regions of San Diego and Baja California. This report was a follow up to the more-comprehensive regional technology study, Borderless Innovation (2006) -- also developed for UCSD Extension. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/0706ffborderlessbiotech-vlorez-120622162613-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Report developed by Crossborder Group for UCSD Extension and Merck on the growth of life sciences infrastructure -- both human and physical -- in four regions of Mexico: Guanajuato, Jalisco, Morelos and Nuevo León. The research for this project included site visits, interviews, and a range of data collection, looking at education, medical device manufacturing trends, pharmaceutical research, clinical trials, and advances that these regions in Mexico are making. Also touched on in this document is the potential for crossborder life sciences collaboration, particularly in the regions of San Diego and Baja California. This report was a follow up to the more-comprehensive regional technology study, Borderless Innovation (2006) -- also developed for UCSD Extension.

2007 - Borderless Biotech & Mexico's Emerging Life Sciences Industry from Crossborder Group

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1 2006 - Borderless Innovation: Catalyzing the Competitiveness of the San Diego-Baja California Region /slideshow/2006-borderless-innovation-study-done-w-ucsd/13423623 borderlessinnovation-eng2-120622162610-phpapp01
This analysis of potential crossborder technology synergies in the San Diego-Baja California region had Crossborder's President, Kenn Morris, as lead author and lead researcher -- combining data and interviews from both sides of what is now becoming known as the Cali-Baja Binational Region. This 55 page study assessed opportunities for crossborder collaboration and economic growth in a variety of technology sectors, including: medical devices, aerospace and defense, software, marine biotechnology, pharmaceuticals and clinical research, as well as other emerging sectors (including cleantech). Groundbreaking in its time, Borderless Innovation used NAICS-based employment data from both sides of the border to compare these technology clusters, as well as insights on manufacturing trends, university resources, and other regional infrastructure, to outline a vision for stronger economic planning and integration in the San Diego-Baja California region -- if for no other reason than to better compete in an increasingly global environment. Background research for this project took place over two years (2004-2005). ]]>
This analysis of potential crossborder technology synergies in the San Diego-Baja California region had Crossborder's President, Kenn Morris, as lead author and lead researcher -- combining data and interviews from both sides of what is now becoming known as the Cali-Baja Binational Region. This 55 page study assessed opportunities for crossborder collaboration and economic growth in a variety of technology sectors, including: medical devices, aerospace and defense, software, marine biotechnology, pharmaceuticals and clinical research, as well as other emerging sectors (including cleantech). Groundbreaking in its time, Borderless Innovation used NAICS-based employment data from both sides of the border to compare these technology clusters, as well as insights on manufacturing trends, university resources, and other regional infrastructure, to outline a vision for stronger economic planning and integration in the San Diego-Baja California region -- if for no other reason than to better compete in an increasingly global environment. Background research for this project took place over two years (2004-2005). ]]> Fri, 22 Jun 2012 16:26:09 GMT /slideshow/2006-borderless-innovation-study-done-w-ucsd/13423623 CrossborderGroup@slideshare.net(CrossborderGroup) 2006 - Borderless Innovation: Catalyzing the Competitiveness of the San Diego-Baja California Region CrossborderGroup This analysis of potential crossborder technology synergies in the San Diego-Baja California region had Crossborder's President, Kenn Morris, as lead author and lead researcher -- combining data and interviews from both sides of what is now becoming known as the Cali-Baja Binational Region. This 55 page study assessed opportunities for crossborder collaboration and economic growth in a variety of technology sectors, including: medical devices, aerospace and defense, software, marine biotechnology, pharmaceuticals and clinical research, as well as other emerging sectors (including cleantech). Groundbreaking in its time, Borderless Innovation used NAICS-based employment data from both sides of the border to compare these technology clusters, as well as insights on manufacturing trends, university resources, and other regional infrastructure, to outline a vision for stronger economic planning and integration in the San Diego-Baja California region -- if for no other reason than to better compete in an increasingly global environment. Background research for this project took place over two years (2004-2005). <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/borderlessinnovation-eng2-120622162610-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> This analysis of potential crossborder technology synergies in the San Diego-Baja California region had Crossborder's President, Kenn Morris, as lead author and lead researcher -- combining data and interviews from both sides of what is now becoming known as the Cali-Baja Binational Region. This 55 page study assessed opportunities for crossborder collaboration and economic growth in a variety of technology sectors, including: medical devices, aerospace and defense, software, marine biotechnology, pharmaceuticals and clinical research, as well as other emerging sectors (including cleantech). Groundbreaking in its time, Borderless Innovation used NAICS-based employment data from both sides of the border to compare these technology clusters, as well as insights on manufacturing trends, university resources, and other regional infrastructure, to outline a vision for stronger economic planning and integration in the San Diego-Baja California region -- if for no other reason than to better compete in an increasingly global environment. Background research for this project took place over two years (2004-2005).

2006 - Borderless Innovation: Catalyzing the Competitiveness of the San Diego-Baja California Region from Crossborder Group

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1 2011 - Crossborder Holiday Shoppers Leave Green in San Diego /slideshow/2011-crossborder-holiday-shoppers-leave-green-in-san-diego/13422060 110330-cbinforma-holidayshoppingtrends-120622125912-phpapp02
On average, over 100,000 Mexico-residing individuals cross the border legally into San Diego County each day in December - many as consumers for the simple reason of buying Holiday gifts. Crossborder Group's at-border surveys focused on retail holiday purchasing habits are the focus of this quick Crossborder Informa brief.]]>
On average, over 100,000 Mexico-residing individuals cross the border legally into San Diego County each day in December - many as consumers for the simple reason of buying Holiday gifts. Crossborder Group's at-border surveys focused on retail holiday purchasing habits are the focus of this quick Crossborder Informa brief.]]> Fri, 22 Jun 2012 12:59:11 GMT /slideshow/2011-crossborder-holiday-shoppers-leave-green-in-san-diego/13422060 CrossborderGroup@slideshare.net(CrossborderGroup) 2011 - Crossborder Holiday Shoppers Leave Green in San Diego CrossborderGroup On average, over 100,000 Mexico-residing individuals cross the border legally into San Diego County each day in December - many as consumers for the simple reason of buying Holiday gifts. Crossborder Group's at-border surveys focused on retail holiday purchasing habits are the focus of this quick Crossborder Informa brief. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/110330-cbinforma-holidayshoppingtrends-120622125912-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> On average, over 100,000 Mexico-residing individuals cross the border legally into San Diego County each day in December - many as consumers for the simple reason of buying Holiday gifts. Crossborder Group's at-border surveys focused on retail holiday purchasing habits are the focus of this quick Crossborder Informa brief.

2011 - Crossborder Holiday Shoppers Leave Green in San Diego from Crossborder Group

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1 2012: Baja California Regional Economic & Tourism Trends /slideshow/2012-baja-california-regional-economic-tourism-trends/13327637 2012-crossborder-tourism-economic-trends-rosaritopresentation-kennmorris-120614125701-phpapp02
Presentation by Crossborder Group's President, Kenn Morris, made at 2012 event in Rosarito, Baja California. Focus is on regional trends in tourism and crossborder visitation, as well as economic trends and prospects of maquiladora/IMMEX manufacturing facilities in Tijuana and the State of Baja California. Touches on topic of manufacturing cost comparison of Mexico versus China, as well as stunning growth of medical device manufacturing in the Tijuana region.]]>
Presentation by Crossborder Group's President, Kenn Morris, made at 2012 event in Rosarito, Baja California. Focus is on regional trends in tourism and crossborder visitation, as well as economic trends and prospects of maquiladora/IMMEX manufacturing facilities in Tijuana and the State of Baja California. Touches on topic of manufacturing cost comparison of Mexico versus China, as well as stunning growth of medical device manufacturing in the Tijuana region.]]> Thu, 14 Jun 2012 12:56:59 GMT /slideshow/2012-baja-california-regional-economic-tourism-trends/13327637 CrossborderGroup@slideshare.net(CrossborderGroup) 2012: Baja California Regional Economic & Tourism Trends CrossborderGroup Presentation by Crossborder Group's President, Kenn Morris, made at 2012 event in Rosarito, Baja California. Focus is on regional trends in tourism and crossborder visitation, as well as economic trends and prospects of maquiladora/IMMEX manufacturing facilities in Tijuana and the State of Baja California. Touches on topic of manufacturing cost comparison of Mexico versus China, as well as stunning growth of medical device manufacturing in the Tijuana region. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/2012-crossborder-tourism-economic-trends-rosaritopresentation-kennmorris-120614125701-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Presentation by Crossborder Group's President, Kenn Morris, made at 2012 event in Rosarito, Baja California. Focus is on regional trends in tourism and crossborder visitation, as well as economic trends and prospects of maquiladora/IMMEX manufacturing facilities in Tijuana and the State of Baja California. Touches on topic of manufacturing cost comparison of Mexico versus China, as well as stunning growth of medical device manufacturing in the Tijuana region.

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2008 presentation from Crossborder Group, given to the AMA Beyond Borders Conference in Dallas. Many marketers don't understand the interconnectedness of crossborder consumers in the US-Mexico border region -- nor the concept of La Tercera Nación, the 10-state region of largely Mexico-derived Spanish speakers that share many consumer preferences...and marketing opportunities... For more information, contact Crossborder Group at 1-888-492-6733, or 619-710-8120.]]>
2008 presentation from Crossborder Group, given to the AMA Beyond Borders Conference in Dallas. Many marketers don't understand the interconnectedness of crossborder consumers in the US-Mexico border region -- nor the concept of La Tercera Nación, the 10-state region of largely Mexico-derived Spanish speakers that share many consumer preferences...and marketing opportunities... For more information, contact Crossborder Group at 1-888-492-6733, or 619-710-8120.]]> Wed, 13 Jun 2012 20:31:02 GMT /slideshow/2008-beyond-bordersconfcrossbordergroup/13317230 CrossborderGroup@slideshare.net(CrossborderGroup) Tercera Nación: Crossborder Consumers & the US-Mexico Border CrossborderGroup 2008 presentation from Crossborder Group, given to the AMA Beyond Borders Conference in Dallas. Many marketers don't understand the interconnectedness of crossborder consumers in the US-Mexico border region -- nor the concept of La Tercera Nación, the 10-state region of largely Mexico-derived Spanish speakers that share many consumer preferences...and marketing opportunities... For more information, contact Crossborder Group at 1-888-492-6733, or 619-710-8120. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/2008-beyondbordersconf-crossbordergroup-120613203103-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> 2008 presentation from Crossborder Group, given to the AMA Beyond Borders Conference in Dallas. Many marketers don't understand the interconnectedness of crossborder consumers in the US-Mexico border region -- nor the concept of La Tercera Nación, the 10-state region of largely Mexico-derived Spanish speakers that share many consumer preferences...and marketing opportunities... For more information, contact Crossborder Group at 1-888-492-6733, or 619-710-8120.

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